The first time-lapse camera (south-east of the house) is now distinctly unhappy and won’t even reset when turned off and on again
I suspect it might be a problem with the 100-or-so metres of cable rather than the camera itself
The cable terminates at the static caravan which will be a problem when that goes away, so the useful life of the camera is limited anyway – plus it’s pretty much caught all of the building work that it’s going to
I’m therefore going to switch the daily updates to the second camera (north-west of the house) which is well-placed to catch the remaining external work – although it’s attached to the caravan so will have to move at some point too
The main problem with this second camera is that it gets blinded by the sun at certain times of day, though that’s not a problem today
The first camera seems to work sporadically so maybe it will grab the odd photo; if not I’ll try re-cabling it to get some more photos before I dismantle it
Both cameras are destined to move onto the house, facing outwards, for security monitoring, once the building work is finished
The main building work today was the replacement of the retaining screws for the roof windows, which required the construction of a temporary scaffold tower to gain access; see the second photo below
Some additional cedar cladding boards were delivered for the door canopies and their wind-breaks
Week 64, Day 1
Temporary scaffolding tower to replace fixings for roof windows